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SeaSpine reports 19% revenue growth in Q2: 6 notes
SeaSpine saw a 19 percent year-over-year increase in revenue during the second quarter of 2022, according to results posted Aug. 2. -
$85M settlement reached in spinal cord stimulation lawsuits
Nevro Corp and Boston Scientific have reached an $85 million settlement in ongoing litigation over a spinal tech patent infringement. -
SeaSpine launches new lumbar interbody device
Spinal devicemaker SeaSpine is launching an anterior lumbar interbody fusion device featuring the Reef A interbody. -
Dr. Anders Cohen debuts Kleiner Device Labs interbody system
Anders Cohen, DO, performed the first cast with Kleiner Device Labs' KG 2 Surge flow-through interbody system. -
Think Surgical's new hire, Study validates NuVasive device and more: 5 device company notes
Centinel Spine's latest product launch and four more updates from spine and orthopedic medtech companies since July 20: -
Stryker sees 4.6% jump in Q2 revenue: 5 notes
Stryker posted increased second-quarter sales and year-over-year growth across all business segments, according to July 26 financial results. -
SynerFuse progresses with spinal fusion, neuromodulation implantation study
Michael Park, MD, PhD, and Rohan Lall, MD, completed the fifth procedure using SynerFuse's spine implant as part of a proof-of-concept study combining spinal fusion with the implant of a neurostimulator. -
Bioactive interbody devices in lumbar fusions prove cost-effective: study
NuVasive's porous interbody implant and synthetic bone graft substitutes are a cost-effective option for later lumbar interbody fusions, a study in the Journal of Neurosurgery found. -
Centinel Spine launches anterior cervical plating system
Centinel Spine launched its Fortos-C anterior cervical plating system. -
Cervical disc market to hit $4.4B by 2028
The artificial cervical intervertebral disc market is expected to reach a $4.37 billion valuation by 2028, according to a July 25 report from Insight Partners. -
How Medtronic is strengthening its spine business
Medtronic has strengthened its position in the spine surgical market with several key moves in recent months: -
5 orthopedic devices getting insurance, CMS boosts in 2022
CMS and insurers are recognizing spine and orthopedic technologies by creating CPT codes and coverage policies. These actions pave the way for patient access to those devices. -
Spineway acquires cervical, lumbar disc prostheses developer
Spineway acquired France-based Spine Innovations, a company specializing in cervical and lumbar disc prostheses. -
Medtronic's spine software cleared, Surgalign's partnership and more: 5 device company notes
New data on an augmented reality surgical system and four more updates from spine medtech companies in the last week: -
Surgalign revamps anterior cervical plate system
Surgalign relaunched a new generation of its CervAlign anterior cervical plate for anterior cervical discectomy and fusions. -
Cervical interbody system designed by Dr. Jeffrey Hoskins launches
Nexus Spine launched the Stable-C cervical interbody system for spinal fusions. -
Dr. Pierce Nunley completes 1st commercial cases with Spinal Elements' MIS system
Pierce Nunley, MD, of Specialists Hospital of Shreveport (La.), completed the first two commercial cases with Spinal Elements' Karma MIS system. -
Spine company sees strong 24-month patient outcomes for spinal cord stimulation
Two-year data of Saluda Medical's Evoke spinal cord stimulation system showed strong clinical results. -
Pelvic reconstruction technology gets FDA clearance
Onkos Surgical has received 510(k) FDA clearance for its My3D pelvic reconstruction system, which includes 3D implants, instruments and models that can be used to treat pelvic issues more effectively, the 3D Printing Media Network reported July 17. -
Data supports VisAR effectiveness in spine surgery
Novarad's augmented reality surgical guidance system, VisAR, showed strong results in a new study.
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